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Nekik a Legjobbat! a Csecsemő És Csatlósné Répás Katalin Nekik a legjobbat! A csecsemő és gyermekruhák minőségi jellemzői idegen nyelven MUNKAANYAG A követelménymodul megnevezése: Ruházati termékek forgalmazása A követelménymodul száma: 0008-06 A tartalomelem azonosító száma és célcsoportja: SzT-a22-30 NEKIK A LEGJOBBAT! A CSECSEMŐ ÉS GYERMEKRUHÁK MINŐSÉGI JELLEMZŐI IDEGEN NYELVEN RUHÁZATI TERMÉKEK FORGALMAZÁSA Csecsemő és gyermekruhák értékesítése idegen nyelven ESETFELVETÉS – MUNKAHELYZET Kedves Tanuló! A kisgyermek születése minden családban nagy boldogságot jelent. Az új családtag érkezésére azonban a szülőknek alaposan fel kell készülniük. Ebben az örömteli készülődésben Önnek, leendő ruházati eladónak is fontos szerepe lesz: szakmai ismereteire támaszkodva segíteni tudja majd a leendő szülőket a legmegfelelőbb csecsemőruhák kiválasztásában idegen nyelven is. A szakmai információkat ismeretterjesztő-tanácsadó megközelítésben tálalom Önnek, bízva abban, hogy érdeklődését felkeltem: az olvasott szöveg értése és a szakmai szókincs fejlesztése révén Ön képes lesz bolti szituációban angol nyelven informálni a vevőt. Kérem, tartsa szem előtt, hogy a szövegértés során globális megértésre kell törekednie: nem szabad aggódnia az ismeretlen szavak és nyelvtani szerkezetek miatt, hanem a szövegkörnyezetből az ismert szavak segítségével kell kikövetkeztetnie a jelentést. Valamennyi, szakmai szempontból fontos szót aláhúzással kiemeltem Önnek, javaslom, hogy használjon szótárfüzetet és a kiemelt szavakat jelentéssel együtt rögzítse abban, hiszen a feladatok megoldása során szüksége lesz ezekre. Az ismeretlen szavak jelentését angol-magyar kéziszótárban vagy on-line szótárban keresse ki, vagy kérje szaktanára segítségét! Az összefüggő szövegek feldolgozását követően a könnyű, játékos szókincsfejlesztő feladatok és a szövegértést-szókincset, szituációkban való részvételt fejlesztő gyakorlatok megoldása során Ön kellő jártasságot szerezhet szakmai idegen nyelvi értékesítés területén. Mind a szövegek, mind a feladatok több tanórányi anyagot tartalmaznak, a feldolgozás az Ön munkatempójától illetve szaktanára utasításaitól függ. Jó tanulást! A megismertMUNKAANYAG szakmai idegen nyelvi szókincset alkalmazza a megadott párbeszédpanelben! 1 NEKIK A LEGJOBBAT! A CSECSEMŐ ÉS GYERMEKRUHÁK MINŐSÉGI JELLEMZŐI IDEGEN NYELVEN SZAKMAI INFORMÁCIÓTARTALOM 1. How to choose baby clothing Ah, baby clothes. All of those adorable new born outfits seem to call pregnant women from the moment the pregnancy test turns positive. Here are some great tips to know before you buy your layette to help keep your baby safe, comfortable and cute. Buttons, Bows and Snaps One thing we may forget to notice when buying clothes for baby is where snaps, buttons, etc. are located. Remember for baby's comfort to check out the location of all functional and decorative items. Think about how the baby will be laying on the article of clothing and how the accessories may be bothersome. Functionality There is nothing worse than purchasing an adorable outfit for your newborn, only to figure out too late that it's a miserable outfit to have to put on your baby. Be sure you have ease of access for diaper changes, clothing changes, etc. Usually snap crotches are great for ease of diaper changes. Neckline may be stretchy or have a snap or two to widen the opening around your baby's head. Seasonal Clothing When you are shopping for your baby clothes, remember to keep in mind the season that your baby will be born. If you are expecting a winter baby, don't go hog wild in purchasing short sets during your pregnancy. Focus on some season neutral clothing like onesies and sleepers. Once your baby is born you can buy some outfits that are seasonally appropriate. Size Wise While most newborn babies fall into a certain size range, they can be quite easy for which to purchase clothing. However, keep in mind two factors: 1) Gifts from everyone are usually given as newborn or small sizes and 2) You don't know how quickly your baby will grow or out grow baby clothes. Hand MeMUNKAANYAG Downs Hand me downs and second hand baby clothes are a great way to enhance your baby's wardrobe. Since little ones often don't wear clothes often because of how quickly they tend to grow, the wear on the clothing tends to be minimal. You can usually get several babies worth of use out of an outfit! One item to be leery of for second hand is sleepers, because the flame retardation may wear down. By Robin Elise Weiss 2 NEKIK A LEGJOBBAT! A CSECSEMŐ ÉS GYERMEKRUHÁK MINŐSÉGI JELLEMZŐI IDEGEN NYELVEN http://pregnancy.about.com/od/babyproducts/bb/babyclothes.htm (2010-10-17) 1. ábra Sleeper 2. How to clothe your newborn baby Dressing and undressing a newborn can be tricky – just how do you get all those wiggly little limbs into that tiny babygrow? Just relax – while we show you how to dress your baby On average your newborn will need about four changes of clothes every day – so you’re in for plenty of practice. Although some babies don’t like being dressed and undressed, persevere – they tend to get used to it as they get older. To keep your stress-levels to a minimum (and your baby’s) try and make sure you’re quick and fairly smooth in your movements and that the room your dressing your baby in is warm. How to do it: 1 After you’ve topped and tailed your baby, put her nappy on (to prevent messy accidents) and then start with the vest. As newborns have very little head control, her head will flop (but not harmfully) unless it’s supported. So, make sure her head is resting on something – be it changing mat or your hand. 2 Scrunch up the vest and stretch the neck as wide as possible, so that you can slip it on in one go. Support her neck with one hand, and then ease the vest over her head, without letting it MUNKAANYAGtouch her face. This may sound like you’ve got to have as many arms as a friendly octopus, but with practice, you’ll be able to do this in seconds (promise). 3 It’s basically the same principal for the arms. Hold the armhole open as wide as you can, then concertina the sleeve up and ease your baby’s hand through the sleeve, and pull down over the arm. Do exactly the same with the other sleeve, and then do up the fastenings between her legs. 3 NEKIK A LEGJOBBAT! A CSECSEMŐ ÉS GYERMEKRUHÁK MINŐSÉGI JELLEMZŐI IDEGEN NYELVEN 4 Lay out a stretchsuit and place your baby on top. Take one leg of the stretchsuit and gently ease your baby’s leg into it. Do the same with the other leg. The gather up one sleeve and hold it open while you guide your baby’s hand through. Repeat with the other side. Finally do up the fastenings. 2. ábra Body/onesy 3. Choosing clothes – seven things to remember It’s hard not to go all gooey at all the cute clothes you can buy for you baby – but pick stuff thats practical and comfortable – as well as making you go aah… 1 Avoid tight necklines as most babies hate stuff pulled down over their heads, try and pick clothes which do up at the front or at the back. 2 Zips or front fastenings should be generous enough so you don’t have to bend your baby’s legs double to get them into the suit. 3 Avoid frills round the neck – they’ll get covered in dribble and food (nice) and will irritate your baby’s chin. 4 Make sure the feet of all in one suits, socks and tights have enough room. Too tight, and they could be uncomfortable for your baby’s feet. 5 Soft, stretchy fabrics are comfortable to wear and easier to dry than denim, cord or other tough fabrics. 6 Avoid open lacy-patterned cardigans and jumpers – little fingers can easily get caught in the holes. 7 Choose stretchsuits with fastenings down both legs, so you don’t have to take the whole thing off MUNKAANYAGevery time you change a nappy. From Courtesy of Pregnancy & Birth magazine http://www.askamum.co.uk/Baby/Search-Results/Clothes/How-to-dress-your-baby/ (2010-10-17) Buying baby clothes 4 NEKIK A LEGJOBBAT! A CSECSEMŐ ÉS GYERMEKRUHÁK MINŐSÉGI JELLEMZŐI IDEGEN NYELVEN Warning: It will take every ounce of willpower not to load up at checkout with mini Levi’s, teeny-tiny sailor suits, floral sundresses, peasant smocks, and rompers in every color. Baby clothes, trendier than ever and oh-so-scrumptious, are as irresistible to parents (and friends and relatives) as a pool on a scorching day. Everyone wants her baby to be well-dressed, and manufacturers have responded with micro styles that appeal to our adult fashion sense. Not that your baby cares. All she wants is to be comfortable. And that’s important to keep in mind. The basic necessities--even if they’re “preowned”--will keep your little cutie content. Still, you may not want to dress your baby in just any old thing. SHOPPING SECRETS Expect to get clothes as gifts. During your first forays into the baby department, buy only a few items in newborn size, such as one or two sleepers. Depending on how large your baby is at birth, she may outgrow this size within a few weeks. You’ll want to focus on 6-month- size clothing--your baby will grow into it quickly. Even then, try to hold back and fill in after you’ve reaped the birth-announcement bounty. Clothes from generous friends and relatives may get you through the first year. Rest assured that knowing gift-givers, such as friends who are already parents, grandmothers, and aunts, will buy in bigger sizes, understanding how fast babies grow. Watch for sales on brands you like. Sales are everywhere--in stores, in catalogs, and online at the end of each season and in between.
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